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yircinia News Notes.

Several parties broke through the ice
# Wcst-l,nd Park, Petersburg, Friday
While skating, and for awhile great cx-
c.t,mCnt prevailed.
Fey. James ID. Lumslen, of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, who died
in Petersburg Thursday, was buried
Friday evening. He was i'll the seventy
>i>tb year of his age.
The MccGtnGurg Democrat says :
A;r. Richard Park, of Bluestone dis
,rid, was thrown from his horse few
days ago, and fell against a sapling,
lr,akjng his leg between the knee and
ankle.
Mr. =. W. Smith, who, as announced
in the Dispatch, was seriously burned
near Waverly Thursday night, was
carried to his home, Petersburg, Fri
day. His injuries are very severe and
painful indeed.
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4 Biz MOIf.Iiunt.

A Tuscola (lIl.) special says: The
much-talked-of wolf-hunt in Sargent
township occurred yesterday. Two
thousand people surrounded the void
of Sargent township. Bright and early
in the morning sportsmen from every
quarter gathered at the lines designated
for the start, and big circle was
formed, 80 strong that it seemed im-
possible for the beasts TO penetrate it.
Nevertheless many Of them succeeded
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KiIlod by Mc~ican Robbers.

~. LOUIS. Ianulry 20-A spcciai
dIspatch from Santa Fe. y. NJ, says:
The report that Jack McLnne and
Fred. Aberdeen had been murdered nj
a rancho near Hudson. in Grant county.
WIS confirmed yesterday. 4 neighbOr
going to the rancho found McLHnr
living dead on the ground near the
horse. with three huIlet-hoies in his
body. Just inside the house Aberdeen
corr So Wa found on thcfoor He hal
q Iullcl-holc through his head, from
which blood and brains had oozcl
Tie bodies Of both men had been
stripped Of all valuahles. including
clothing, boots, and weapons. and
tie murdcrcrs had also ranSackcd the
house, carrying away everything of
value. After completing their work
the thieves stole % horse owned 10y Nc
Lane. and then went to Indian Springs.
where they gathered M six more
horses BELONGING to Mr.. McLanc. The
excitement caused 10y the ailnir is in
tense al through Grant county. The
perpetrators OF the outrage are be-
loved To hc part of the same gang of
Mexican thieves and robbcr, who We're
concerned in the killing ot Deputy
SIGitf Hall some time ago and If they
~, caught they will certainly be
ltnchcd.
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Sold pourcd,m,othc sea by wrecks.

lLoNlth lf4'-ic lu-
The memory of the loss of G2JJ,0J
of silver and gold will survive the
drowning of LOCO souls III II comp.
There was the LUtine, for instance. Sin.
was If thilty-two guns, commanded 10y
Captain Skyncr, and she went asnOr,
on the bank OF the Fly Island passaS
on the night OF October Q, 1893. AZ
first hc was rcEuted to have had GjJJ,
eco in specie on board. ThisWaS alter
ward contradicted by statement that
"the return from the Bullion Ohic-
makes the whole amount about clio,
Gee" "jf," / ind i'll Il contemporary
account, "the wreck Of the uDfortunlt
Lutinc should be discovered there may
I've reason to hope for the recovery of
the bullion
In the reign of James IL some Eng
lish Adventures fitted out vessel to
search for and weigh mp the cargo OF u
rich Spanish ship which had been lost
on The coast of South America. They
succeeded, and brought home G}00, % g,
which had been forty-lour years at the
bottom of the sea Captain Phipps,
who commanded had G20,0DO Tor his
share. and the Duke OF Albemarle So
coo. medal was struck i'll honor oi
this event in 1857.
1hUc was very costly wreck in
1867. Shcwas a Dutch East lndiaman,
and foundered in a storm within three
leagues of the TcXcl, taking down all
hands hut six and $500 900. The price
OF four such AI1nadas rs that Of 1888
went down in the last century alone IN
the shape of gold, silver, and plate.
She was the annualregiSter ship, rs the
term then was, and had in her 81, OJj
piastrCs and 900 ounces of gold on
account Of the King, and twice that
sum on the merchants account, making
her a very rich ship. She foundered,
and no man escaped to tel how ami
Whm.
IN the same year the Dutch lost tn,
Antonietta; m indiaman, and with
her e7OO, GOO besides jewels of great
value. The Royal Charter is the most
notable modern instance OF the wreck
Of treasure " ship that ! can jus,
now call TO mind. She left Australia
with $4,000 in her. OF this sum,
says Charles Dickens, in his chapter on
this dreadful shipwreck in the On
commercial Traveller" E}00,0 worth
were recovered at the time of the
noyciist's visit 10 the spot where sho
Lad been driven ashore THE great
bulk Of the remainder" writes Dick
ems, "was surely and steaiily
coming up. Some loss of sovereigns
there would he, of course indeed, at
first sovereigns had drifted in with the
sand, and been scattered far and wide
over the beach like sca-shells, but most
other golden treasure would be found
SO tremendous had the force of the sen
been when il broke the ship that it had
beaten one great ingot of gold deep into
II strong and heavy piece of her solid
iron work, in which also several loose
sovereigns, that the ingot had swept in
before it, had been found as firmly i'm
bedded az though the iron had been
liquid when they had been forced
there" This is curiosity of disaster,
but nightly suggestive Of the seas
misery trick of concealing her plumber.
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HALIFAX COUNTY.
An Escape from Jaii-Be was Re
Ncd-Pcrsonal.

fCorrcspondence of the Richmond Dispatch
South BoSToS. Va.
January 20, 1886.
Tuesday evening Officer j. VI. Glass
cock. of Roanoke district, arrived at
Halifax court house, havingIn charge q
gentleman named Godscy, who had
been examined by Board OF Lmacy
at Clover depot and adjudgcd lunatic
The officer, the lunatic, and the driver
who brought them up from Clover
seemed to hc almost frozen. GotScY
declared his feet to be frOst-mtten. lie
had no appearance of being lunatlc.
converscd intelligcntly, and had no
wild expression of the eye. lie begged
the officers not to put him in jail, but
TO take him to South Boston, the near
est railroad station. declaring that he
would leave the county. The Jailcr.
Mr.. w. A. Rogers, however. of course
took charge of the man and locked HIM
ND. About half an hour later Mr.
Rogers went into the jail to carry some
blankets 10 make the unfortunate man
ms comfortable as possible, for II WIS
bitterly cold. To his surprise the luna
tic had made his escape through an
aperture in the jail which was made 10y
another prisoner who escaped "a few
days ago.
Mr.. Godscy Is tanner 10y trade, and
worked at that business with Hurt
Easl6y, at Glover, some years ago. lie
if Pennsylvania hy birth, and mar
RED Miss Hudson near Clover. He
+ e a.
PENNSYLVANIA Central railroad. Meet
ing with an accident there by which4ne
knee was injured. be returned to Cifcr
n short time ago, and siuce then has
done nothing lut read his Bible. lie
is still at large
HE HEARD CLEVELAND WAS HANGED.
The day after the execution OF Gu
yerius countTvman walked into one OF
our stores and made this startling i'll
0uirv: "Look-a-heah, Was Cleveland
. hung yistiddy? 2" As soon as the aston
ished clerk could recover he gaSped, IN
reply, that if that monstrOus thing had
been dOre he was not informed of the
fact. and asked the countryman to fully
explain himself oval, said he,
somebody told me that Cleveland was
hung yistiddy and that Garfield done
it." He seemed greatly relieved when
he learned better. Such is life.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Bishop Randolph viii visit Grace
church, at News Ferry, on the second
Saturday in February, and st. Johns
church. at Halifax Coulthouse, next
day. the second Sunday.
Mir. $. c. Hubbard, of Republican
Grove, who has been extremely Ill with
pneumonia, * better
The gold-mines near Dryburg are
now in operation. Ii is hoped and be
lieved that they Will be Of considerable
importance. One of these mines is
upon the farm of Mr. II. c, Hudson,
and vein OF it, il is said, runs through
the farm Of esquire" h. g. Willard.
Mr.. y. +. Green, of Halifax Court
house, has also been approached by the
operators for the purchase or lease OF a
lot of land belonging to him. 1t Is
thought, also. that rich deposits are to
lie found. in "Sydnor's mountain.
Should present conjectures be verified
10y actual results real estate in that sec
ton will be on boom shortly.
Last night very handsome reception
was given to Mr. and Mrs. Archer Vii
kinson, of Rcidsville, \. e., at the re-
,sidence Of Mr.. T.. ?. Wilkinson.
Pan.
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THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH--SATURDAY JANUARY g. 1887

in doing 20. The first wolf started was
by the Oakland party, and after an OK
citing chase il was shot by Captain
Frank Poarce az it was attempting TO
break through the lines.
The next wolf started was by the
Prushy-T ork contingent. 1t was an
open field of over 1000 acres, with no
fence to annoy dogs and hunters, and
the most exciting chase Of the day was
enjoyed. The grayhounds were not
fleet enough to come up with the wolf,
and the only dog or horse that could
equal him was the monster black blood
hound of a pioneer hunter, Captain
John Swcezy, Of Brushy Fork.
backward and forward fully half an
hour over the level field sped the wolf,
pursued by an army of cavalry AMI
scores Of dogs. At length the blood
hound overhauled him and desperate
fight enucd. in which the hound came
out victorious. and the second carcass
was carried To the head of the column
by the horsemen to show as trophy.
The shouting and noise mndc by the
hunters during the progress of this
chase was heard several miles. The adj
tanring column prescntcda fine spccta-
Gle and much rcsemblcd an army rs II
stretched over the country for a dis
lance Of two miles, Int the final round
up WIS not rs successful rs was hoped,
for though the days sport was fine rs a
whole the wolves after being chased
awhile would in some way escape
through the lines, and some of them
penetrated the ranks while the line was
two or three deep. Two wolves were
crippled with clubs, but the whole num-
her that escaped was thirteen by actual
count, besides the fox.
About fifteen hundred OF the sports
men were on foot, under the command
Of captains. while fully five hundred
were on horseback. The field III which
the final roundup was made is IN open
piece OF land, consisting Of 1,1i0acres,
belonging to Andrew Gwynne, who
owns in all 3. 700 acres. and who gave
permission ior another hunt, 10 occm
ON February ID. On taat OCCASION
sportsman from several different States
will tnrtipipgte
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Gates, for hc is wonderfully VEL
preserved man. He received IN a'idc-
dGmic education. and then read law.
When twcnty-oDe years Of age he was
admitted to the bar and began practice.
I'm few years time lac Was in the en-
ioyment of comfortable means ANA IN
excellent professional reputation. His
first official position was as attorney of
Hancock county, which he held nine
consecutive years. IN 1861 H. was
elected to the State Legislature. His
FIST election rs IL United States CON
gresham was To- the Forty-iirst con-
grcss. HcWas also elected to the Forty
sccoud, Forty-third, forty-fourtA, and
Forty-tfth. ln 1874 hc declined the
position of Postmastor-Gcncr3l, to
which lac was appointed 10y President
Grant. Healso declined place in tine
Cabinet Of President Hayes While Il
member OF the torty-hith Congress he
Was chairman Of the Republican Con
grcssional Comuittec. IN January,
1881. ne was elected senator for tn.
fun term ending March 3, lo'i, SUE
cccding Hannibal Hanlin. His re-
election for a second tcrm o. siX years
las .Jst taken place
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-22
exploded; that some OF tho regular
worlmen were in the wrecked building,
-. i IL, -. n,in.., o,.I ...nn inInnan

exploded; that some OF tho regular
worlmcn were in the wrecked building,
and the excitement was intense
Willing hands soon commenced
searching for the men. Five men were
faid So he in the shattered building
Martin McRao, the fireman, was found
standing in the house near the stack,
cropping around ~ if blind. He was
scon gotten out and found to he tori
bly, scaldcd Richard Whitehurst and
William Narccee (colored) were brought
out moaning with pain from terrible
burns. David Scott (c0lored) was also
badly burned 10y piece OF the not
boiler. After halfa hours work Samuel
Robinson, assistant fireman, was Dug
from under a lot OF bricks, &c. lie was
quite dead. being fcarlully cut and hor-
rihlv mashed. Samuel Robinson wasa
young man. much respected. His body
WAS taken to-day TO his old homo, IN
tlumnna county, where hrs widowed
mother resides Martin NcRoc wa 50
badly injured that he died about y.
NJ. lie was also n Young man. lie
married about one month ago. lie was
Noy popular, and was Mason and a
knight of Labor He Will he br'iciln
Hampton tomorrow. The three col
orcd men may recover. out their lnlu-
mes are very serions.
The cause OF the explosion is not
known. A large steamer was being
loaded with grain at the time, and there
was pressure Of hut forty pounds.
The elevator building was very slightly
damaged. A few pieces Of the iron
were tom mp and the windows We're
broken. The damage is about -, 900 :;
amount of insurance not known.
This morning the grain steamer
moved to the coal pier, and her cargo
viii he completed 10y schutos arranged
there. Workmcn are busy removing
the rubbish, but it will be some months
ere the elevator viii be in running order
again.
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Jeff. simmoLs Wccrol WAS arrested
1T iicksford day or tw) ago or IN
formation from the sheriff If Halifax,
y. e.. that ne was wanted for crime
committed in that comfy. lie was mt
ont 10 Weldon and delivered To- the au-
thoitics. Jhc charge against tn pri-
s,ncr is not known.
= small colorcd girl named Lucinda
Jackson vas fatally Muned OH Hinton
street last evening She ran ont in the
street with her clothes abllZn, and was
only saved from instant death by tha
assistance Of persons passing by. II
Is also statrd that the child Of Il colortj
woman named Wright. living i'm Chos-
tcrficld county, was burned to death
DAY or two ago. The child WAS left
alone in the house 10y the mother and
vas found dead when She returned.
Some excitement was caused in the
village of Mcchanicsyillc, IN Chester
field county, one day this week by
what Was supposed to I've hydrophobla
in a valuable shepherd dog owned by
one OF the citizens. The symptom,
were so pronounced that II Vas deemed
host to XII the animal, and this was
done at cnce before any injury had
been done 10y the doc.
Rev. /. G. Scott, OF Orange county.
the nov rector Of IT. Johns Episcopal
church in this city, will enter upon his
duties as such about the lst Of Feb
iumy.
Ecv. Dr. Il. y. Slcdd, pastor of
Washington Street Methodist Epis-
copal church, has been drawing
crowded congregations for some
Sunday nights past, the occa-
sions being the delivery of . series Of
special sermons to the young. People
OF all denominations have locked To
hear him.
4 thorough test of the new La France
iire-eneine was made Yesterday after
noon, both at the river and at the court
house. Two streams were thrown en-
tircly across the river. At the court
house n Observation-Disclosures
stream was thrown l30 feet in height.
The engine was run on both occasions
10y Engineer w. w Lanier, of this city,
and the test was highly satisfactory. 1t
VAS witnessed by great crowd Of peo-
pie. ROBIS ADAIR
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THE EASTERN SHORE.
Marriage 49, Navigation Resumed
Oysters.

Correspondence Of the Rlchmoud Dispatch
ONANCocK, January 20, 1897.
Mr.. Upshur X. Hroughton, promi-
mont young merchant and assistant post
master at this place, was married here
last night to Miss Bette Carmine,
daughter of Henry Carmine, Esq.
The steamers plying between Balti-
more and the Eastern Shore of Nir-
ginia, after having been tied NJ
for nearly month, have resumed their
trips, and oystermcn have again
commenced work. IL is said that
the oysters in Virginia waters are bet
ter end more abundant than for years,
fact due no doubt to the vigilance OF
the oyster navy that keeps pirates out
Of Onr waters and prevents violation
of the oyster-laws by our own citizens.
KnLI4s.
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Byvirtuc Of the following DEGREES entered in
the causes of william Malone. Gc., rs. The
Southern Telegraph Company and others and
1.-The Warmers Loan and Trust Company rN
Same VIZ:
!. Decree entered ia said causes IN the United
States Circuit Court for The Eastern District Of
Virginia ON the .l,t day Cf December, 1870;
? Decree entered la said causes ia the United
States Circuit Court for the Western district Of
North Carolina On the 4th day Of February,
1856:
B. Decree entered in said causes In the United
States Circuit Court for the district OF South
Carolina on the An day # February, 1856;
l. Decree entered in said cause, in tho Unitci
States Circuit Court Tor ne Middle district Of
Alabama on the j'h day a. February, 1856;
D. Decree entered in said causes In the Uuitel
states Circuit Court for tho Northern distric. Ot
Georgia on the l0lh day If February, 1886
the undersigned, special commissioners aD-
pointed thereby, will sell at public auction, la
front Of the onlcc of tie auctl0necr. No. north
Eleventh street. IN the city Of Richmond, Va,
FEBRUARY 1, So.
at II o'clock VI, ALL THE RIGHT, TITLE.
AND INTEREST OF EVERY KIND AND Ma
TIkE OF THE SOUTHERN TELEGRAPH
COMPANY in and to the line Of telegraph %
from, aud between the city OF Washington ami
lie cltyof selma. Ala, and the various bral'he-
thereof (about $50 miles OF poles and aboll
5000 mile. II wirc), together with all The Lands,
Properties, Franchises, Ielosgagh-l1nol, Ca
tlcS, fOlt-, W res. lnhUdlneni-g Tools, ApD--
ratlses Offices, Fixtures, P6'entS. PLtoat-
Rights, Contracts, Leases, Securiuo5, Nichts.
Claims, Interest. and Demands of every kind.
nature and description whatsoever. Wleroyor
The same may he or however siluatet, nos
held, owred, or possessed by tie SAID com-
Iauy.
Ire Paid telegraph line Is in good condition.
and L. row doiac q good business
The line will he sold subject 10 a traGi. a.
rangemeut now existing between IL AL the
Mutual Union Telegraph Company which viii
expire at the option Of The purcEa5erupOl sixty
days notice.
TERMS or SALE: Ten per cent Of purchase
money In cash and q Sufficient sum IL al iitiOu
20 make such payment as viii cmoIls r.
s50lO0; the balance within thirty days afiei
sale.
Any further Information desired win he given
by A. L. BOULwARR, receiver, az Richmond, Va.
A. |. BOULWARE,
n. Is. TURNER,
Commissioners.
~ W. BOWIE, Auctioneer. de- y
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RAILROAD LINES.
81 @ 81 E.s-Ss,s:a s.....tss.s sgs.-.lzs
1%r,.I,cT 1l- FREDERICKSBURG


81 81 & s.a-.ss.Ess3 'ss.-.ss
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
X AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. -sche1oie
commencing NOVEMBER u, lsco-eastor"
siapdayd time: ,. At.
stops only nc Ashland, Junction,
Milford, and Fredericksburg
Sleeuer 10 Washington. Leaves
Washington Ter New lofk at ll:D
AN.
u.o- A NJ. leaves Byrd-Strcet station daily.
ii''' - ~ eYcept Sunday Leaves Washing
ton for Now \ ork NJ 500 J. W., nleo
by limited n $50 J. ".
eoo " leaves Byrd-street station daily,
Sleeper 10 New York.
1883 a. H., arrives At Byrl-sirS cts station o"'y
900 y N arrives AZ Byni-Strcet station daily :
sfops nc Fredericksburg, Milford,
and Junction. Sleeper from Wash
ington
OILS p. ~, arrives at Byrd-stree' s'a'''n o'ly
except Sunday.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
too y NJ. accommodation, Leaves Broad
street station; arrives at Ashland
got p. ", leaves Elba arrives g. Ashland n
s.-.k NJ accolnmo,iation. arrives o. Er,aI-
street station; leaves Ashland at p
AN.
t.sq p. NJ, arrives at Elra; leaves Ashland NJ
SIP =. VI.
ATNYIOR, General Ticket Agent
r d. MYERS, General superintendent
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NEWPORT sew y.
Further Particulars OF the Boiler
Explosion Thursday.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatchl
JANUARY II, 1887.
As wired you, about O'Clock yester-
day evening dull explosion was
heard here and the roof and walls OF
the brick boiler-house of the grain ele-
,aor fell in with crash. A large num-
Der of bricks and some pieces Of iron
were thrown q short distance from the
house. In a moment ali was excite
ment, and men gathered from all direc-
tioDs and arrangements were made
In event fire should occur. II was
soop known that one OF the boilers had
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rRUSTFT'S Auction SALE OF

JOHN p. SAMPSON. Trustee.
SAMPSON & kuAvsON AuctiOnecrs. ia -
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old DOMINION STEAM ~,
~ SHIP Company. --a-fS-- =
IDRNEW YORK.

Steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
ana fllpAl 90 T.. So. alI >Ail RDAl d, q
PM
steamers leave Now York flr Richmond r.I
Norfolk ENEil TUESDAY ami SATURDAY
az i. NJ, ami for NchMou1 direct EVERY
IIli kNDAl atJ j.. >.
Passenger % CONN. lati.ir gu-lrpas-
Cat.n fare tJ Now 4 trh s.r Jam. ,-fiNri
route including urJls aad i,.'l.......t Iu
kound-uip tickets limited .. tsiIty days
inter date ID Is-, ..--..... D ~
StccIagc. Hitn sUl-'afcr.. .............. o. In
>tcctHgc without sutt.ttr .c'. ........... . lI
cabin fare ear tncsapeaAe aDi ohio rail-
road ......... ..... I'D I'D
cabin fare ga Richmond and fce0bIlg
lHtlft go JOB I'D
1icke.s can te obtained at A. ". Gatter-,
lOO Main suDct; thceg. tnhc ana ONO al4
Richmond and Petersburg dcpo,s ana o. r1fI-
panys Offices. !5ul Main street. and wiarL
kOckrtis.
Fre.rhts forwarded and through billsof iaius
issued for points beyond New OK.
ticisLt received Laily until T. VI.
Manifest closed Oh sailing days one hoIr Doe
fore dcIarturc
Passengers can leave Ncw York Thursiay
and Satugdny at3 p ". by the Newport News
steamer aud arrive o. Richmond by the Che-a-
leakc ard Ohio tain the next lay az 6.l5 Z. VI.
IasSrug gers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS,
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, THU RSDAi>,
and Sal hDAYr by the Chesapeake ana ohio
railway lrG Newport News az ). g. A. w., AMI
by MclmCrd and Petersburg railroai same
days az 100 A. b.. vii make connection az
NORFOLK with ,eamor leaving those days.
sAllINGS THIS WEEK.
WYANOkE, Captain llUIPHERS, FRIDAY
January 2lth. al O'Clock J.. ~
BREAhWATEk, Cat tain JENNEY. SATU K
DAY, January 22i, a. O'Clock Z. VI.
Old DOMINION, Captain SMITH, TUESDAY,
January 18th. at o'clock z. VI.
GEORGE v. ALLEN & co. Agents,
No. 1901 vain street, aud
% ComIeny's wharf, Rockets.
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sIRABLE VACANT LOTS lNsNkLLlpos
ADDITION, MANCHESTER, NA.-By ylttuo %
n decd OF trust from Aaron ChhiSlsy ~ rn
Undersigned trustee, dated June 10, lscj ani i
duly recorded In the Hastings Court OF the sii.
city Deed Book, volume z, page ~, deI s,ila
having been made in the payment Of one OF VIZ ~,
notes secured thereby, and being requires 80 '"
DO by The holder thereof, the undersiShe y. "
tce Viii seIl. M publc auction, on the promises,
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nj o'clock y. NJ. those -FOUR VALUABLE
VACANT LOTS fronting b feet oach on 'ne
west eide Of Pocahoutns street, cominehcthR a..
tho corner Of buchanan street and running
back 100 fee, 10 an alley 10 feet wide Ihese
lots are located in the healthiest part OF tl5
city, and whore property Is rapidly increasing
in value they are admirably era ieQ, AM oIoI
n splendid Opportunity for speculation or any
one wishing lots TO build homes on.
Trims: Cash rs tO costs - executing TINS
trust and 10 ray note Of $40 ~, due December
H. 1SSG, ami interest due thereon; tiUS - pay
aI lc On juno -, 1857. and slOj.1j payall' ON
December H.. ISL: the balance on such terms
MS will Lc made known a. the sale; def"rfei !
taym,nts Ia De- secured by deed ~ trust, ana
hearing interest from Gay of sale.
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